Particular
philosophies get attached to a root metaphor (or blend) that entails
certain premises and conclude that it is reality in toto without going
further to understand that other metaphors entail different premises with equally logical conclusions. It's
a form of mistaking the map for the territory error. We use metaphors
to model reality and then forget the model is based on a metaphor. Hence
there are multiple equally valid realities conjured up with the
different metaphorical inferences we start with.
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